Mixing Drums with Waves Q-Clone Tutorial

Learn how to get better sounding drums by capturing multiple instances of your favorite hardware EQ, using the Waves Q-Clone plugin with London based hit maker Yoad Nevo. For more info, go to www.waves.com

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• drums
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[experiment0003]

@WithoutChase wouldn't that defeat the purpose? Couldn't you just run multiple instances of the software eQ?

[Zazquatch1]

Cool! Guess this can be real helpfull for us with no money =P

Got Logic Pro 9, a mid range prices Pre amp/EQ/Compressor.

[LastDayStudios]

@WithoutChase Yes you can use it with any Vintage Eq....place Q Capture in the Chain First...Next your vintage EQ Plugin of choice, Lastly the Q Clone...then click capture on the Q Clone and any knob changes you make on the Vintage plugin...Q Clone will emulate those moves parametrically.

[WithoutChase]

can you use this plugin with a software EQ?

[hapshan]

מגניב אחי

[neopandorex2]

@barzoman2 its not an eq, its a channel strip. those are usually rack mounted by seasoned afficionados of the ssl sound... and taken from actual consoles... ssl put out a modular version of those but i think his rack comes from an actual console.. as many do.. u need to buy them custom made and they are very expensive.

[MystiK570]

@mickeyncube D Control

[mickeyncube]

What mixing desk is that?

[fyzooman]

can you tell me how do you hook up a hardware eq to qclone

[glict]

This would be dope if you only had one analog eq